Database System Concepts
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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Integer numElements is read from input, representing the size of vectors, junPropertyValues and sepPropertyValues. Then, the
remaining integers are read and stored into vector junPropertyValues and sepPropertyValues, respectively. Perform the following
tasks:
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●
If junPropertyValues is equal to sepPropertyValues, output "June's property values and September's property values are
identical."
Otherwise:
• Output "June's property values and September's property values are not identical."
o Assign sepBackup as a copy of sepPropertyValues.
Ex: If the input is:
2
232 308
135 468
then the output is:
June's property values: 232 308
September's property values: 135 468
June's property values and September's property values are not identical.
September's backup: 135 468
Transcribed Image Text:Integer numElements is read from input, representing the size of vectors, junPropertyValues and sepPropertyValues. Then, the remaining integers are read and stored into vector junPropertyValues and sepPropertyValues, respectively. Perform the following tasks: ● ● If junPropertyValues is equal to sepPropertyValues, output "June's property values and September's property values are identical." Otherwise: • Output "June's property values and September's property values are not identical." o Assign sepBackup as a copy of sepPropertyValues. Ex: If the input is: 2 232 308 135 468 then the output is: June's property values: 232 308 September's property values: 135 468 June's property values and September's property values are not identical. September's backup: 135 468
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Step 1: Algorithm:

Step-1) First, taking an integer numElements which is read from the input.

Step-2) Then, representing the size of vectors.

Step-3) After that, read the values into junPropertyValues.

Step-4) Then after, read the values into sepPropertyValues and creating the sepBackup.

Step-5) Next, check if junPropertyValues is equal to the sepPropertyValues or not.

Step-6) Then, display the June's property values September's property values. 

Step-7) if junPropertyValues is equal to sepPropertyValues, then display June's property values and September's property values are identical.

Step-8) Otherwise, display June's property values and September's property values are not identical.

Step-9) Also, assign sepBackup as a copy of the sepPropertyValues.

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